Sentence examples for Once reinforced from inspiring English sources

Once reinforced with a full live band, however, they sound as good as they ever have in their 13-year history.

In other words, "globalisation" should be at once reinforced and policed and, in part, reversed.

Underlying the novel, and at once reinforced and rejected, is the chief's mantra: "Care too much and the world will kill you cold".

Ego and ambition, which once reinforced each other in a virtuous cycle, then drag one another down in a destructive spiral.

And, where cinema once reinforced the idea of the explorer child existing in a wider, tactile world, it now reinforces the non-reality of a pre-packaged computer simulation where children rarely exist at all.

ISIS (Islamic State) has done much to undermine the paradigm that statehood yields security, a condition once reinforced by the international system... States will be challenged more often in the coming years... Threats are rising in more places globally because states have been proven vulnerable".

His distance from the sport he once dominated reinforced old perceptions that he is aloof and enigmatic.

The long-held belief that the French had developed their complicated, sauce-based fanciful cuisine merely to disguise the poor quality of their ingredients was once more reinforced.

This is a woman you can trust, a feeling that was once again reinforced when I saw the hotel she had selected.

In much of Europe, farmer is a term indistinguishable from peasant (a fact I once had reinforced after comparing a small toddler to a "little farmer" to an Italian mother in a playground, because he was wearing a terrifically smart padded blue coat with a corduroy collar, and looked to me like a Norfolk grain baron at a point-to-point).

This was once again reinforced by the Keogh review.